Kuyal Iron Guitar Stand Multi-Guitar Display Rack Bass Folding Stand Band Stage Bass Acoustic Guitar, Black (3 Holder)

Inexpensive stand for several guitars. Looks nice and easy to assemble for most folks. I will need to get a tap for the threads to fully install the pegs. But a stand for under $40 I will put in a little effort.

Love it! ordering one for my dad. Easy to assemble, and get all the guitars cleaned up and not stacking cases everywhere. Can also hold guitars in their cases, which I usually do. Good solid rack. It was a little tricky to screw all the pegs in, but it was quick to assemble and easy for the rest.

This stand does the job and is good for home use. Assembly is straightforward. There is a diagram but you don't need it to assemble the stand. The problem is with the pegs on the top rail. Threads are a bit sloppy and may be hard to catch. If so, shake the peg and give it a tap. That should help. Also twisting with a pliers will make the job easier. The folding handle can be an issue for some people. It is held tight with a wing nut. Better to replace with a washer and a regular nut to hold the folding part tighter if that is really an issue. I would not use this on a gig. Get a Hercules for that use. This is fine at home.

Easy to put together, lightweight, foldable, stable legs. Instructions were easy to understand, although the font is smaller. My guitars fit in it just fine, with sufficient space between guitars. I also have a 3-guitar version of this and it is of the same quality. I highly recommend it for a budget rack, no need to pay more.

As I've become more serious about recording my music, I've developed a habit of borrowing and purchasing instruments to meet different purposes, including various standard tuned guitars and basses, a 5-string bass. and a baritone tuned guitar. While some of these are redundant and can be stored away, it became a nuisance not having a convenient way to store the 5 or so that I use on a regular basis, and the Kuyal 5 Holder Guitar Stand has taken care of that problem without having to invest in a lot of different stands. It doesn't necessarily look like it would be that sturdy, but having used it for several months, I feel comfortable that my guitars are safe, and it's been a much better option than the cheap stands that I was using previously, which only held the body and didn't protect the neck at all. Also, it was very simple to put together, and for holding 5 guitars, it really does not take up that much space in my apartment, which is a big plus. My only concern is that I may want to use more than 5 guitars at some point in the future, but perhaps the stand will be a good way to keep my collection in check and deter me from buying guitars that I don't need. Only time will tell, I suppose. UPDATE 4/9/2020: Well, time proved that my GAS knew no limits, so I ended up needing more space for my guitars, and I happily purchased this again a few months ago, and I still have no complaints. Great value.

Great stand! Easy to set up. Sturdy. Highly Recommend!!

Firstly, if you have any sort of difficulty assembling things with or without instructions, this product will infuriate you. It's not that hard to assemble, but good luck following the "instructions" to do it if you don't have the spatial intuition for this sort of thing. The machine cutting of the parts doesn't seem to be too exact, and you might have to use a bit of force. (I was lucky: besides one narrow screw hole, everything fit together...but one can easily tell from the manufacturing that such is not always the case.) Secondly, this is a cheap product. It might be too cheap for the price tag; it's worth about $10-$20, no more. As others have mentioned, it's hard to get any sort of guitar to sit comfortably on it. The lean is all wrong - they bang against one another, fall off, etc. The foam padding around the rods looks like it's going to flake off before the first snows melt; should be easy enough to refurbish with something more durable, but that's almost too much effort for something this cheap and crappy. It's sad, because if the designers just spent a little bit more effort to make better use out of these materials, this stand would be great. It doesn't have to be made out of mahogany and ivory to do a proper job - but the lack of care that went into this design should anger any consumer on principle. Like, we ought to vote with our dollars for products that are durable and well-designed, made by people who care about what they are making and why. Products like this epitomize everything that's wrong with modern-day consumerism. Do yourself a favor and buy something better, ideally made in a country that doesn't brutalize millions of peasants in forced labor camps. A better world with justice and sustainability in its bedrock isn't just gonna magically dawn on itself, you know...

If youre buying this, you may have a problem, like me, but it's okay, it's a cool problem. Whether youre putting a bunch of cheap guitars, or have a bedroom studio and need to swap on the fly, this works great, have had no issues, quality is nice, and gets the job done. Helped me hot swap on the fly during recordings, 11/10 needed for a guitar addict

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Lightweight but sturdy. Very easy to assemble, no tools needed. I have fitted 6 guitars on mine, including one acoustic. An added plus -- folds flat for transport if you are performing. I am impressed, highly recommended.

Its a good stand. I put 5 guitars on it 2 acoustics and 3 electrics and it's holding up just fine. Assembly was easy, just note that the instructions are kind of useless, it's a single square of paper with barely any information but honestly it isn't too difficult to put together just using intuition. My only gripe is it feels pretty cheap but of course I didn't pay much for it so I guess its fair. All in all worth it for the price.

Easy to build and holds 5 guitars well

Facil de armar y la calidad es bastante buena para su precio